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Ray Dalio • Principles: Life and Work
build a brand
martyuk • 1 card
However, founders are often surprised by how hard it actually is to build a consistent Growth Engine. You’ll probably need to experiment with a range of different approaches before one takes hold, and this process might conceivably take several years.
Andy Budd • The Growth Equation: How Early Stage Startups Can Build a Powerful Engine for Growth
building a better world
Briar Harvey • 6 cards
of that process, called Minimum Viable Product, which involves starting with a small idea and then testing it relentlessly with small focus groups until it becomes the best version of itself (or, conversely, it gets killed because it doesn’t actually have that much potential).
Ryan Holiday • Perennial Seller: The Art of Making and Marketing Work that Lasts
Ah newthing, we think. I know what you are. Making you will be easy. The path is straight and sure. The newthing hears your boasts and does not react, but knows how much you have to learn. As you build the newthing you will discover that building a newthing is a strange act where the harder you go about trying to do it, the harder it becomes. It wi
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Sanajy • 1 card
Second, you must have the ability and organizational support needed to build unique structures, say, to start a new company or form a joint venture with one of your biggest competitors.